The Belfry PGA National Course

Yet again the Belfry has another historic loop. The first and only PGA course in England, that has seen two European Tours, attracts golfers from across Europe to experience the pure excellence of course design and challenging layouts.

A round that demands creativity to navigate towards the pins. Be sure to bring your A-game while you school the group on the fairways-it's going to be an unbelievable round.

Course

For the 2nd, lay up before the water to prepare for a careful approach towards the green. Beware of the bunkers on either side of the dancefloor; hit the back for safety.

The 5th features a slight dogleg left, so aim centrally to cancel the angle. Next, the cautious will lay up before the bunkers, but the risk-takers will go straight for the pin.

On the 11th, a fairly straightforward par-3 requires an accurate tee shot. Aim towards the centre of the green to steer the bunkers. Anything short will fall into the sand traps; let's not add to the scorecards.

The 14th is a dogleg right, and if you manage to avoid the left bunker, cutting the angle is a breeze. Your approach should favour the right side to avoid trouble around the dancefloor.

Clubhouse

The 19th hole of all 19th holes. And it certainly matches the quality of the courses. Grab some swing oil, kick back and relax, and enjoy the live sport on the massive screens while soaking up the lively atmosphere.

On top of this, the kitchen serves a wide selection of heart-warming meals. Whether you're seeking a light-bite club sandwich or a juicy bacon cheeseburger, this place has the lot and everything in between.